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Was Teddy Ray behind the Double Cheeked Up meme?
THE Double Cheeked Up meme had people doubled up with laughter when it emerged seven years ago.
But what is it, and was Teddy Ray behind it? Here's all you need to know.
What is the Double Cheeked Up meme?
The Double Cheeked Up meme is a clip from a parody interview that appeared online in 2015.
In it, a man relates seeing someone in yoga pants and realising with shock that it's his friend.
The video contains the famous phrase "double cheeked up on a Thursday afternoon", as well as, "what you doing out here with all this ass?" in reference to his buddy's eye-catching behind.
An actress playing an interviewer sits silent opposite him as he relates the story.
Was Teddy Ray behind the Double Cheeked Up meme?
The video is a from a video published to YouTube back in 2015.
Created by All Def Digital, the clip is entitled: A Bruce Jenner Parody: Confessions of a Transgender Gangster ft. Teddy Ray.
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Teddy Ray was a 32-year-old stand-up comedian Los Angeles who died on August 12, 2022. On August 15, 2022, it was revealed that he died of an apparent drowning.
The internet personality toured with with the likes of Katt Williams and David Spade and was said to be a favorite of other celebrities, including T-Pain and Oscar-winner Jamie Foxx.
Within just two years of starting his stand-up career, Teddy Ray was offered his first TV special on BET.
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He also notably appeared on Comedy Central Colossal Clusterfest, a filmed comedy and music festival.
Tributes poured in for the star following his death.
One Twitter user posted "I watched so much All Def content over the last few years and looked forward to the episodes w Teddy Ray on it. He was hilarious. That's so upsetting."
While musician Jean Deaux tweeted:
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“I just saw the news about Teddy Ray’s passing. Teddy has been such a great friend to me over 5 years now.
“i been to damn near every one of his comedy shows in LA since he started em. one of the funniest ppl i know seriously. this is really heartbreaking man. RIP teddy damn bro.”